Team Ghana will have 21 representatives at the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
The delegation includes eight athletes which features the 4x100m relay team in track and field, Joselle Mensah and Harry Stacey in Swimming, and Rose Yeboah in the high jump event.
The remaining 12 members are officials, including the Ghana Olympic Committee President, Ben Nunoo Mensah, and Chef de Mission, Isaac Kwasi Aboagye, among others.
The contingent is expected to leave Ghana on Wednesday for a training camp in Strasbourg before eventually moving to the Games Village in Paris.
The global tournament runs from July 6 to August 11.
Full List Below
1. Duah Isaac Kwasi Aboagye - Chef de Mission
2. Armah Naomi Naa Amorkor - Nurse
3. Anim-OPARE Ernest Doctor
4. Sackey Ishmael Physiotherapist
5. Graham Benjamin Willie Media Attache
6. Kpetonku Daniel Swimming-Coach
7. Yeboah Rose Amoanimaa High Jumper
8. Musa Salamatu Athletics-Coach
9. Stacey Harry Swimmer
10. Mensah Joselle Alice Swimmer
11. Saminu Abdul Rasheed Sprinter
12. Amoah Joseph Paul Sprinter
13. Fuseini Ibrahim Sprinter
14. Botsio Isaac Sprinter
15. Owusu Andrew Kwame Adu Athletics-Coach
16. Azamati Benjamin Sprinter
17. Frimpong Philippina Athletics Leader
18. Quaye Delphina Otinqramah Swimming Leader
19 AVAFIANYO Edem ALO
20 NUNOO MENSAH BEN GOC President
21 SAHNOON MOHAMMED Secretary General
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